1967 Lincoln 2 Door Hardtop 1967 Continental Coupe on 2040-cars
Ferndale, Washington, United States
This auction is for a nice start on a 1967 Lincoln Continental Coupe. This is one of 11,060 Continental Coupes built in 1967. The car came from a dry climate (Spokane, WA ) and has been in and out of storage for the last 20 something years. It was last driven about 1998 and since then, the engine has a knock, the brakes should be gone through. (low pedal)
Overall this is how they say 'is all there and in good condition'. There are 2 spots that have had bodywork/paint and the rest of the car has its original paint on it starting to wear thin. The body is as 'rust free' as they come and seems very solid. The exhaust was redone close to original front to back as well as new tires back in the 1990's although 1 tire goes down every once in awhile. The door panels are removed to fix a window switch and were never put back on but are included with the car. Most of the car is there and there is spare trim for the left quarter panel in the trunk along with some other spare parts. The wheel covers are not original , the hood ornament and trunk ornament are missing. There is no battery. There are no signs of collision damage, other than 2 spots where the paint has been 'spotted in' . There is no sign of cancer although there is some surface rust here and there. The car does have a few dings and dents, rear bumper has a dent etc from normal use and age..... Clear Washington State title, Will store a short time while you haul. |
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